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Leadership and Legacy: Conversations at the George Washington Presidential Library

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Democracy
James Madison
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Rick Atkinson
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Carly Fiorina
Civic Engagement
Little Wolf
Character Traits
French Revolution
American Revolution

New from the Washington Presidential Library, Leadership and Legacy invites prominent leaders and historians to reflect on their growth, challenges, and innovative approaches that made them the leaders that they are today, as well as how these questions can be informed by the past — in particular the lessons and legacy of George Washington.

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In this episode of Leadership and Legacy, historian, professor, and author Zara Anishanslin explores how art became a powerful form of leadership and resistance in London during the American Revolution. Through striking symbolism and emotional imager... more

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In this episode of Leadership and Legacy, historian and author Frank Cogliano takes a fresh look at Thomas Jefferson as a leader of ideas, a party builder, and the President of the United States. By examining Jefferson’s strengths and weaknesses, Cog... more

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In this episode of Leadership and Legacy, Susan K Neely discusses her extensive experience in public service at the state and federal levels, as well as leadership in the business world. She was Special Assistant to President George W. Bush in the Wh... more

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In this episode of Leadership and Legacy, presidential historian William Haldeman explores six defining characteristics of presidential leadership, each illustrated by a president who embodied that trait. From optimism and confidence to courage and d... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Francis Cogliano
Professor of history at the University of Edinburgh and author of several books.
University of Edinburgh
Episode: Thomas Jefferson and Leadership with Frank Cogliano
Susan K. Neely
Expert in public service and business leadership with extensive experience in both sectors.
Episode: Leading in the Public and Private Sectors with Susan K Neely
Dr. William Haldeman
An expert in presidential leadership, author of 'Meeting the Moment'
Episode: Core Pillars of Presidential Leadership with William Haldeman
Anita McBride
Former Chief of Staff to First Lady Laura Bush and Director of the First Ladies Initiative at American University
American University
Episode: Learning from First Ladies with Anita McBride
Rick Atkinson
Renowned military historian and author
Author of "The Fate of the Day"
Episode: Revolutionary Leadership with Rick Atkinson
Dr. Megan Kate Nelson
Historian of the Civil War in the West and author
Episode: Little Wolf and the American West with Megan Kate Nelson
Dr. Martha S. Jones
Writer, historian, legal scholar, and public intellectual.
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Suffrage and Black Women's Leadership with Martha Jones
Dr. Catherine Allgor
President Emerita of the Massachusetts Historical Society, scholar of women in the early Republic
Massachusetts Historical Society
Episode: Historical Lessons of Leadership with Catherine Allgor
Jeffrey Engel
Director of the Center for Presidential History at Southern Methodist University
Southern Methodist University
Episode: The Power of Character with Jeffrey Engel

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Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky
Director of the Library at the George Washington Presidential Library and host of Leadership and Legacy, emphasizing historical leadership lessons and contemporary relevance.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 93 ratings
  • Wow!

    Excellent podcast! It’s a real achievement when you can craft a history program that is fun, informative and riveting to listen to! Thank you Dr. Chervinsky!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DClisahelene
    United States7 months ago
  • One of my favorites

    This is a great podcast! I look forward to every new episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dvdbssn
    United States4 years ago
  • Very well done. Good content and good conversations between Jim and guests.

    Interesting topics and learning so much.

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    Jackie
    4 years ago
  • A lovely program

    This is a wonderful podcast. I appreciate hearing about early America and a variety of histories that shaped George Washington’s world from outstanding guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Spinning Yarns
    United States4 years ago
  • Great show!

    Great show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jpa1622
    United States4 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging format and insightful historical context, often expressing enjoyment at learning about leadership through historical examples.

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Leading in the Public and Private Sectors with Susan K Neely
Q: What mistake did you look back on and think was instructive for your leadership?
Neely admits to the failure of the color code system at the Department of Homeland Security, which exacerbated public anxiety.
Leading in the Public and Private Sectors with Susan K Neely
Q: What are some bipartisan leadership qualities that you observed?
Neely highlights the importance of listening as a fundamental bipartisan leadership quality.
Leading in the Public and Private Sectors with Susan K Neely
Q: Who are some of the best leaders that you learned from?
Susan K. Neely shares lessons from various leaders she worked with, including Governor Terry Branstad, emphasizing the importance of deep knowledge and service orientation.
Revolutionary Leadership with Rick Atkinson
Q: How did Washington learn about logistics and the complexities of army command?
Washington utilized book learning, his previous military experience, and trial and error while paying attention to detail and accepting responsibility.
Revolutionary Leadership with Rick Atkinson
Q: What did it look like for Washington to take command of this brand-new Continental Army?
Washington had to overcome prejudices against New Englanders and manage the complexities of unifying a diverse and inexperienced militia into a cohesive army.

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A series of thought-provoking discussions featuring prominent leaders and historians, focusing on their personal growth, challenges, and the innovative approaches that shape their leadership styles. Episodes explore how historical context, particularly the legacy of George Washington, informs contemporary leadership practices. The content ranges from insights about presidential leadership to examining the roles of influential figures like First Ladies, military leaders, and civil rights activists, making it a rich resource for those interested in the intersections of history, leadership, and personal development.

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2. Susan K. Neely
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